انا مهتم بقضايا الطاقات المتجددة في العالم وبقضايا القانون بدرجة أقل والحريات وحقوق الانسان التواصل اللغوي وأولويات اهتماماتي قد تكون العائق

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Jane Elizabeth Thomas

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I use google translate. It works well. I research sexuality. So I only discuss topics related to sexuality. If you are interested, you might learn something from my discussions.

No one has directly followed up on Shere Hite’s research due to its criticized methodology, academic resistance, cultural backlash, and shifts in research priorities. Her reliance on self-selected surveys and her controversial conclusions made replication difficult, while her departure from academia further reduced engagement with her findings.

Thanks Vivek for commenting. Shere Hite asked women to complete anonymous questionnaires. Such an approach would certainly never produce a sample representative of the population as a whole. But it would encourage women who are confident about orgasm to come forward. Her questionnaires were detailed and explicit and would therefore deter women who think that orgasm just happens because they have sex. So we can conclude that women who are confident to complete a detailed survey about orgasm typically masturbate since 80% of her respondents masturbated. Sexologists could have changed the methodology to make it more representative. But you cannot oblige anyone to comment on sex. The millions of women who are silent and refuse to comment cannot be forced to say that they have no interest in the topic. The point is that no one has continued with any research that involves talking to women in the population. Researchers now simply assume that women have orgasms from any activity they are engaging in. Science involves avoiding assumptions and preconceptions. Women need to be able to explain these orgasms men assume they have. My own research indicates that most women have no idea what is involved in sexual response. Hence why typically only men comment in sexual discussions. Men are desperate to have women's enthusiasm for intercourse assumed as a given. This is far from the truth.